1. A collection of four-character idioms related to home
Go from house to house, one house at a time, and leave no one behind.
Next to each other, in order, in order. Patriotism as one loves one's own family means that an emperor loves his country and his people as much as he caressing his own family.
Anguo Ningjia refers to governing the country. Settling down a family, establishing a foundation or business.
It also refers to working and living in one place for a long time. Settling down to settle down in a new place for a long time.
Depose Baijia: Discard and use it. It originally meant to exclude the miscellaneous theories of various scholars and exclusively promote Confucianism.
It also means that only one form is required and no other forms are required. Self-made: Starting from scratch: Starting from nothing; Starting from scratch: Creating a family business.
Describes self-reliance and hard work in starting a business without foundation and poor conditions. The contention of a hundred schools of thought refers to the free debate among various academic schools to criticize each other.
Also refers to a debate over different opinions. Hundreds of schools of thought, people or various academic sects with this view.
Ming, express your opinion. To become a monk halfway means to become a monk or nun after reaching adulthood.
It is a metaphor for changing careers midway and engaging in another job. Whether or not the family is called: suitable, consistent.
In line with the family’s economic situation. It means that you should not be too extravagant or too frugal when doing things like weddings and funerals.
To have a family and establish a career means that a man is married, has a job, and can live independently. Cheng Jiayan refers to the knowledge that it can form its own system and can be divided into factions.
Robbery: robbery; house: housing. Refers to gangs going to people's homes to rob property.
The House of Dafang: Dafang: great principles. Originally refers to a person who understands the truth.
Later, it generally refers to a person who is knowledgeable or knowledgeable. Everyone's style: Everyone used to refer to high-ranking aristocrats with prestigious status.
Style: grace, style. It comes from the unique style of a noble family.
The lady in the family used to refer to a talented and virtuous woman from a distinguished family. It also generally refers to the daughter of a wealthy and powerful family.
This store has no other branches. It was originally a term used by some stores to solicit business, indicating to customers that they have no branches and can only buy certain products in their store. It generally refers to something that is only available to him and nowhere else.
Enemies: Enemies, enemies. Refers to the enemy.
Legalist Whisper Whisker: Tong "弼". Legalists: ministers who understand the law; Fu Shi: those who assist Bi.
Refers to loyal ministers and wise men. Fujia Fanzhai Fan means floating; Zhai means residence.
Describes living on a boat as home, living on the water, and wandering. Change the family door to improve the family's social status.
The solitary man is the self-proclaimed title of three generations of emperors. It refers to a person who is separated from the masses and is isolated and helpless.
Resigning to old age and returning home. Resigning to old age: resigning due to old age; returning: returning, returning; home: hometown, hometown. He resigned due to old age and returned to his hometown to spend his remaining years.
The hatred of the country and the family. The hatred of the country being invaded and the hatred of the home being destroyed. The country forgets its family and is devoted to the country, regardless of the family.
The pillars of the country: The beams that support the building frame. This is a metaphor for having great responsibility or role.
People who shoulder the important responsibilities of the country. The country is destroyed and the family is destroyed.
Joyful Enemy means love and hate. In novels and operas, it is often used as an affectionate term for lovers or children.
Destroy the home and rescue it. Destroy: destroy, destroy; relieve: ease, relieve. Donate all your family property to help the country alleviate its difficulties.
Ji Zhu Family means that the article can operate independently and become a family of its own. Homely meals refer to daily meals at home.
Also used as a metaphor for common things. The family's shortcomings refer to the trivial matters of daily life in the family.
Family scandals should not be publicized. Disgraceful things at home should not be publicized to the outside world. The house is turned upside down and the house is in chaos. It describes the noisy and noisy house and the lack of peace.
A comfortable family means that the family has sufficient living conditions. The family fortune has declined. The family fortune has declined and the situation is no longer as prosperous as before.
Domestic chickens and wild ducks are metaphors for different calligraphy styles. It also means that people love novelty and dislike ordinary things.
Every family has enough food and clothing, and everyone lives a prosperous life.
Every family has enough food and clothing, and everyone lives a prosperous life.
Domestic Chicken Pheasant Pheasant: Pheasant. The original intention is that Jin Gengyi compared his own calligraphy to a domestic chicken and Wang Xizhi's calligraphy to a pheasant, to show that he despises the near and values ??the distant.
It also refers to calligraphy and painting with different styles. Every house, every house.
Refers to all people. Every household knows it.
The family is poor and the parents are old. In the old days, it meant that the family was in a difficult situation and could not leave their elderly parents to make a living.
The family was as poor as water. The family was as poor as if it had been washed away by water. Describe extreme poverty.
The family is bankrupt and the population is dead. Letters from home are worth ten thousand yuan, which is a metaphor for the preciousness of letters from home.
A house with only four walls. A house with only four walls. Described as being very poor and having nothing.
There is no Danshi in the house. Ten buckets are equivalent to one stone, and two stones are equivalent to one Dan. Describes that there is no food stored at home.
It is a metaphor for family difficulties. There cannot be two masters in a house, which means that there cannot be two masters in a family, otherwise there will be quarrels and no peace.
Every family chants and every family sings constantly. Describes a person with meritorious deeds who is remembered by everyone.
It also describes poetry as being widely circulated. The transmission of family knowledge has roots.
If you have a bad broom at home, you will enjoy a lot of money. Bad broom: a broken broom. Enjoy: worship.
One's own broken broom is considered to be worth thousands of gold. It is a metaphor that even if your own things are not good, they are still more precious.
Sometimes used to express self-effacement. It is a household name Yu: understand; Xiao: know.
Every household knows it. Describe what people know.
It’s hard to guard against house thieves. It’s hard to guard against bad guys hiding inside. Nine streams and ten schools are the general name for various theoretical schools from pre-Qin to early Han Dynasty.
Bring a family with you (mostly refers to being dragged down by family members). Pojia County Magistrate refers to a tyrannical local official.
Organize the family and govern the country. Regulate the family and govern the country. As the saying goes, an upright official can cut off household chores.
It means that family disputes are complicated and outsiders cannot tell who is right and who is wrong. To go bankrupt: to pour out; to sweep away; to wipe out.
All the family property was wiped out. Rang Rang is full of family Rang Rang: abundant.
Describes a bumper harvest and a warehouse full of food. People give their families enough to give: rich, sufficient.
Every household has enough food and clothing. Counting the treasures in one’s home is as clear as counting the treasures in one’s own home.
The metaphor is very familiar with the matter being discussed. Homeless dog. Homeless dog.
It is a metaphor for a person who has nowhere to go and is running around. Net worth, life, the life of myself and my whole family.
Victory or defeat is a common occurrence for military strategists. Victory or failure is a common occurrence for those who lead troops in combat. It means don't take a chance victory or failure too seriously.
Home of Poetry and Etiquette Poetry: refers to the Book of Songs; ritual: refers to Zhou Si, Rituals, and Book of Rites. In the old days, it refers to a family that has been studying for generations and paying attention to etiquette.
The word "four seas is our home" originally meant that the emperor occupied the whole country. Later, he said that any place can be regarded as his home.
Refers to being ambitious in all directions and not nostalgic for hometown or personal world. The word "the world is a family" originally meant passing the throne to one's sons and treating the country as the property of one family. Later, it generally meant that one could start a family anywhere and not live in one place.
The world is one family. We regard the world as one family and live in harmony. Also refers to national unification.
The good relationship between two families means that the two families have a deep friendship and are like one family. Wan Guan family. 2. Four-character idioms about home
To start from scratch [bái shǒu qǐ jiā]
Vocabulary book
Basic meaning
To start with nothing ; Start a business: create a family business. Describes self-reliance and hard work in starting a business without foundation and poor conditions.
Source
Song Dynasty Wen Tianxiang's "Zou Zhongxiang's Epitaph": "Although you also started with bare hands, you are good at giving out your nature."
Example sentences
1. The Chinese people, who have come through the flames of war, are creating their own new great socialist cause.
Near Antonyms
Synonyms
Empty hands, self-reliance, unarmed
Antonyms
Go bankrupt 3. Four people who lead the family Words and words
Idiom: Everybody’s style Pinyin: dà jiā fēng fàn
Origin:
Allusion: Everybody: used to refer to high-ranking aristocrats with prestigious status. Style: grace, style. It comes from the unique style of a noble family.
Example: After serving tea, he began to talk, questions and answers fluently, and his demeanor was calm. It really made Empress Di happy. (Chapter 18 of "Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses" by Shi Yukun of the Qing Dynasty)
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Idiom: The lady of the world Pinyin: dà jiā guī xiù
Origin: Southern Dynasties ·Song Dynasty Liu Yiqing's "Shishuoxinyu·Xianyuan": "The Gu family woman has a pure heart and a beautiful woman, and she is the beauty of the boudoir."
Allusion: It used to refer to a talented and virtuous woman from a distinguished family. It also generally refers to the daughter of a wealthy and powerful family.
Idiom: Legalist Fu Shi Pinyin: fǎ jiā bì shì
Source: "Mencius Gaozi Xia": "If you go in, you will be helpless, and if you go out, you will be invincible against foreign patients. The country will be destroyed."
Allusions: Fu: Tong "弼". Legalists: ministers who understand the law; Fu Shi: those who assist Bi. Refers to loyal ministers and wise men.
Idiom: Domestic chicken and wild pheasant Pinyin: jiā jī yě wù
Source: Volume 7 of "Jin Zhongxing Shu" by He Fasheng of Jin Dynasty: "Children hate domestic chickens and love wild pheasants. They all learn from Yi Shaoshu."
Allusion: Metaphor for different calligraphy styles. It also means that people love novelty and dislike ordinary things.
Idiom: A letter from home is worth ten thousand gold Pinyin: jiā shū dǐ wàn jīn
Source: Tang Dynasty Du Fu's "Spring Outlook" poem: "The beacon fire lasts for three months, and a letter from home is worth ten thousand gold."
Allusion: A metaphor for the preciousness of family letters.
Idiom: The family has no Danshi Pinyin: jiā wú dàn shí
Source: "Hanshu·Yangxiong Biography": "The family property is only ten gold, and there is no Danshi reserve." , Yan Ruye."
Allusion: Ten buckets are one stone, two stones are one dan. Describes that there is no food stored at home. It is a metaphor for a difficult family situation.
Example: Died in an official residence in May this year, ~. (Su Shi of the Song Dynasty, "Begging for money and giving gifts to Liu Jingsun")
Idiom: Every family chants Pinyin: jiā xián hù sòng
Source: Qing Dynasty Zhang Zulian's "The Annals of Mr. Dingxu" Volume 1: "The teacher tried to write an essay and gave it to Zixuan, saying: 'This is the essay that every household sings.'"
Allusion: Every household keeps singing. Describes a person with meritorious deeds who is remembered by everyone. It also describes poetry as being widely circulated.
Idiom: If the family has a bad broom, enjoy the wealth of gold. Pinyin: jiā yǒu bì zhǒu, xiǎng zhī qiān jīn
Source: "Dongguan Hanji·Guangwu Emperor Ji" by Ban Gu of the Han Dynasty : "The emperor heard about it and issued an edict to Liu Yu, the deputy general of Wu Han, saying: 'The city surrenders, babies and mothers, and mouths numbering in the thousands. Once troops are set on fire, your nose will be sore after hearing it. If you have a bad broom at home, you will enjoy a thousand pieces of gold. Yu's clan Sons and grandsons, how can they bear to do this when they try to change their duties?'"
Allusion: Broken broom: Broken broom. Enjoy: worship. His own broken broom was considered worth thousands of gold. It is a metaphor that even if your own things are not good, they are still more precious. Sometimes used to show self-effacement 4. Four-letter words related to family members
Answer: Four-letter words related to family members:
1. Close relatives
[ gǔ ròu zhì qīn]
Refers to the closest relative.
2. Love each other
[xiāng qīn xiāng ài]
Describes a close relationship and deep feelings.
3. Night rain on the bed
[duì chuáng yè yǔ]
It is also said that night rain is on the bed. On a stormy night, the two of them whispered to each other in bed. Describes the relationship between relatives and friends who have not seen each other for a long time and have heart-to-heart conversations. Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Zhang Siye Stays in the Rain": "Can we stay together and listen to the rain and sleep on the opposite bed?" Song Su Shi's poem "Donfu Farewell in the Rain" poem: "The opposite bed is leisurely, the night rain is desolate."
4. Let the jujube push the pear
[ràng zǎo tuī lí]
An allusion about children pushing food. A metaphor for brotherly love.
5. Chunhui over an inch of grass
[cùn cǎo chūn huī]
Meng Jiao of the Tang Dynasty's poem "Wandering Zi Yin": "Whoever talks about the heart of an inch of grass will be rewarded three times." "Chunhui." Later, "Chunhui Chunhui" was used to describe parents' kindness that is difficult for children to repay.
6. Feeling like flesh and blood
[qíng tóng gǔ ròu]
Describes a relationship as close as a family.
7. Reunion of flesh and blood
[gǔ ròu tuán yuán]
Flesh and flesh: a metaphor for parents, brothers, children and other relatives. Refers to the reunion of relatives after separation.
8. Raising the case to raise eyebrows
[jǔ àn qí méi]
"Book of the Later Han·Biography of Liang Hong": "(Hong) rents a pound for a man, and every time he returns home, his wife is When you are eating, you don't dare to look up in front of the table, and you raise your eyebrows to express your respect for your husband. Later, it was said that the husband and wife respected each other as if they were raising eyebrows together. Case: Tray with legs.
9. Ten fingers connected to the heart
[shí zhǐ lián xīn]
The fingers are sensitive, and if any of the ten fingers is bruised, I will feel pain in my heart. , often used to describe someone who has a very close relationship with the relevant person or thing.
10. Knowing pain and feeling hot
[zhī téng zháo rè]
Describes being very caring and loving towards people (mostly used between husband and wife).
11. Family happiness
[tiān lún zhī lè]
Family relationship: It used to refer to kinship relationships such as father and son, brothers, etc. Refers generally to family fun.
12. Father is kind and son is filial
[fù cí zǐ xiào]
Father: refers to parents; son: children. Parents are kind to their children, and children are filial to their parents.
13. Love each other
[qíng tóu yì hé]
It describes that both parties have harmonious thoughts and feelings, agree on the same opinions, and get along well with each other.
14. Reunion after a long absence
[jiǔ bié chóng féng]
Refers to friends or relatives meeting again after a long separation.
15. Brothers, friends and brothers are respectful
[xiōng yǒu dì gōng]
The elder brother is friendly to his younger brother, and the younger brother is respectful to his elder brother. Describes the mutual love and respect between brothers.
16. The old cow licks the calf
[lǎo niú shì dú]
The old cow licks the calf. It is a metaphor for parents’ love for their children. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yang Biao became emaciated because his son Yang Xiu was killed by Cao Cao. Cao Cao asked him, and he said: "I still cherish the love of an old cow licking its calf." See "The Book of the Later Han·Yang Biao Biography". lick (shì): lick.
17. Brotherhood
[shǒu zú zhī qíng]
Brotherhood: a metaphor for brothers. A metaphor for brotherly feelings.
18. Intimate acquaintance
[mò nì zhī jiāo]
Indefinite: no conflict, harmonious feelings; Jiao: communication, friendship. Refers to a very good friend.
19. Lacking a calf with deep affection
[shì dú qíng shēn]
As affectionate as an old cow licking a calf. A metaphor for love for children.
20. Bone and flesh are connected
[gǔ ròu xiāng lián]
Like bones and flesh, they are connected to each other. The metaphor is very closely related and cannot be separated.